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Presenter reviews Conservation Use renewals; board approves mid‑year covenant changes
Summary
At its March 18 meeting, the Hall County Board of Tax Assessors approved Conservation Use (CUVA) renewals and mid‑year covenant changes and authorized intent‑to‑breach letters for properties where owners died, with all motions passing 4-0 after reconvening from executive session.
Ms. Melendez presented the board with renewal applications under the Conservation Use Valuation Assessment program and a separate list of mid‑year covenant changes. The board approved the renewal applications and the covenant changes in motions by Eric Jackson, seconded by Richard Higgins; both motions passed 4-0.
The board also reviewed a list of CUVA breaches resulting from owner deaths. The assessors voted 4-0 to send intent‑to‑breach letters without penalty, a motion made by Mr. Jackson and seconded by AJ Zurzolo. The action was framed as an administrative step to notify successors or estates about covenant status rather than to assess penalties.
